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COVID -19: NAICOM grants regulatory forbearance to protect insurance policy holders

National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) has granted some regulatory forbearance, as part of business continuity measures to ensure availability of insurance services and protection of insurance policy holders during the COVID-19 movement restriction. This is contained in a circular issued by the commission on Wednesday in Lagos. READ ALSO: APC chieftain decries up-surge in
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Federal workers threaten to embark on strike

Senior civil Servants in the country have threatened to go on strike over alleged breach of public service rules and non-implementation of agreements entered into with the management of National Insurance Commission, NAICOM. The senior workers under the aegis of Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria, ASCSN, have specifically given a seven-day ultimatum to […]
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NAICOM to evolve NIIDP to boost financial inclusion

As part of efforts to deepen financial inclusion through insurance, the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) is to launch Nigerian Insurance Industry Development Plan (NIIDP). The Commissioner for Insurance (CFI), in Nigeria, Alhaji Mohammed Kari, disclosed the plan on Monday at the opening ceremony of the 2018 National Insurance Conference in Abuja. He said that the
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How Insurance Industry grossed nearly N1 trillion under Jonathan’s administration

Without mincing word, the growth in the Nigeria insurance industry under President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration is highly commendable as it recorded almost N1 trillion in its Gross Premium Income (GPI) between 2011 and 2014. The GPI, which amounted to N965 billion, grew by 14.8 per cent, from the N840 billion recorded within a period of […]
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NAICOM gets financial inclusion Council

The National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) on Tuesday had its Takaful Advisory Council (TAC) inaugurated by the Minister of State for Finance, Mr. Bashir Yuguda, to ensure a financially inclusive insurance sector. The council will provide Sharia compliant insurance policies that will complement Nigerian banks practicing Islamic financing. Yuguda said that for an economy to